![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
OMG. Of course I was fiddling around with Liblikas until 1 a.m. Because we are both not happy campers. So, 5:45 hit me like ton of bricks and my body felt it in every muscle and joint. But I got my act together and went to church. I felt so cold out, even though it's not unreasonably cold. It's from tiredness.
Still, I wouldn't have missed today's church service for anything. Even watching it online (aka PJ Church) would not have produced the same emotional response from me. Our new/next Pastor was totally in charge (as Brent is away), so he made several changes that kept us on our toes. I was also delighted to find that my picture was hanging (among 11 others). The photographer had kept the colours natural (I/o applying sepia), and had zoomed in on me to eliminate the bit of house showing on one side. I was thrilled.
It was a hugely busy day at church with a cultural talent show being presented by our refugee ministry after the service. I ended up waiting - along with a long-time friend in his power chair - for a long time until my bus showed up. When I got home, I grabbed potato chips (something I could eat while typing) and worked on my weekly summary. Didn't finish until after 4. If I thought I was exhausted before....
I also ate the leftover mushroom risotto from last night's dinner. Hmm. Seems to be a lot of garlic in it. Am still irritated by the changes to Liblikas and tried to engage some of the accessibility features in Windows 10. I call it a pathetic failure. The only thing I managed was enlarging the mouse pointer. Seriously??? I still can't read on my iPad, so returned to reading my library book on the desktop. Despite my tiredness, I waited until Discovery finished recording, then watched it. Aha! They went retro, too, and there were No. Damn. Klingons (except for the impotent threat of them) in the entire episode. Now this kind of Trek I like. So it probably won't last.
Still feeling cold from the outside, but I really do have to get ready for bed. Do not want to shiver and the heater's been on for hours. ::glares at immune system:: Let's hope a good night's sleep with no responsibilities tomorrow does the trick!
Still, I wouldn't have missed today's church service for anything. Even watching it online (aka PJ Church) would not have produced the same emotional response from me. Our new/next Pastor was totally in charge (as Brent is away), so he made several changes that kept us on our toes. I was also delighted to find that my picture was hanging (among 11 others). The photographer had kept the colours natural (I/o applying sepia), and had zoomed in on me to eliminate the bit of house showing on one side. I was thrilled.
It was a hugely busy day at church with a cultural talent show being presented by our refugee ministry after the service. I ended up waiting - along with a long-time friend in his power chair - for a long time until my bus showed up. When I got home, I grabbed potato chips (something I could eat while typing) and worked on my weekly summary. Didn't finish until after 4. If I thought I was exhausted before....
I also ate the leftover mushroom risotto from last night's dinner. Hmm. Seems to be a lot of garlic in it. Am still irritated by the changes to Liblikas and tried to engage some of the accessibility features in Windows 10. I call it a pathetic failure. The only thing I managed was enlarging the mouse pointer. Seriously??? I still can't read on my iPad, so returned to reading my library book on the desktop. Despite my tiredness, I waited until Discovery finished recording, then watched it. Aha! They went retro, too, and there were No. Damn. Klingons (except for the impotent threat of them) in the entire episode. Now this kind of Trek I like. So it probably won't last.
Still feeling cold from the outside, but I really do have to get ready for bed. Do not want to shiver and the heater's been on for hours. ::glares at immune system:: Let's hope a good night's sleep with no responsibilities tomorrow does the trick!
